New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
NEX-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Governor Hill returned to Albany yesterday morning
licenses Of lodging Nos "a and 81 James
o. we're revoked yesterday by the Board Of Health
IRE In Tho Forest and Srsam office yesterday did $500
damage
Mary D. shieids clairvoyant Of No. G39 Thirdave wa'
fined 5000 in the Special Sessions yesterday for practising
medicine without being registered.
Neil Jansen q swede shipped the Alfred Snow on
Wednesday vessel lay at anchor In the Bay yes'er
day he bullet through his brain and died instantly
A telegraph POLE on which fire alarm wire fell IN
Eighty second the Boulevard and iev ehtaVo'
yesterday. causing false alarm OF fire.
Maria Garna age four died yesterday at No. 11b Null
from skull received in Italy six months
ago
If Mrs Mary send her address to THE TRIBUNE
she VIII replies her inquiries as to patents
etc.
The Rev Dr. George Alexander will preach this evening AT
the special being held in Westminster Presbyterian
Church in West Twenty secondst
curtain caught the top floor of A. j.
Dtenhfers house, No Is East Seventy NTH st. and dam
aged the building about 5000.
coat trimmed with gold lace. having the number ~
on the and So In the lining was found by
Louisa Chapman stoop No l3l West Nneeenthst
last evening.
At the monthly meeting Ladies' Missionary Society
Hairs church. to be held this afternoon WIZ.
Duncan will give account OF his years
work among the Indians OF British Columbia
Officer Chard Of the Charity Organization Society was
$500 yesterday by Justice White at the Tomos
charge taking bride for the release OF Mrs George
Duprez. He pleaded not guilty
The Ladies' Society OF Pilgrim Congregational Church
arranged socable in the church parlors night
which Of exceptional interest to the men,
bers Blume will read several seectons and In
and addresses there will be refreshments
Dr. Emil Neumer who declares he elected
retary Of the Supreme Council Legion Of Justice was
aot.Iv aotar nd hanrh
Sessions charge forgery in the second degree In m
official seal OF the council Mrs. C. T. Davis the
secretary retained the seal which has been In use
heretofore Neumer has been connected with hospital
In st. Marks place He was released on 81 900 bail.
The funeral Of william Merritt valued member OF Har
sans Park Theatre Company place yesterday in The
Little Corner" The burial was at Cypress
funeral under the auspices Of the Newfork
Brooklyn Lodges of Eks and the following acted ms pail
NJ. w. Hanley. John Wild. George Stout Harry
Fisher Bradley, Richard Quilter +. s. Smith and DR.
J. J. Mackcy.
On Sunday night Irving Bishop will begin series OF Lenten
appearances Waacks Theatre He is under the manage
Alexander Comstock well and pleasantly known in
the amusement world Mr. Bishop intends TO submit himself
much conditions than those under which he ap
peared senway Hail. and will repeat the wellknown eI
pertinent he made Boston, he found article hidden
In remote part OF the city
At the citizens mass meeting high license and the
strcon OF the liquor traffic Chckng Hall this evening
at o'clock Judge NOAH Davis preside and the speak
ers Howard Crosby. Jossph II. Choato. Frederic
r. Coudert Ex-Governor d. H. Chamberlain and the Rev.
Henry Ward Beeober.
Members OF Cotton Exchange yesterday signed petit
ton to Congress calling attention 10 tho and dan
gers to which crews saving stations subjected
also remuneration which they receive and urg
ing by which the event OF
being disabled the active performance OF duty no
shall receive pension the OF death from service
his family may pensions equivalent TO those paid ia
the military service.
~ T. B"-section 100 OF the New-York Code Of Civil
Procedure requires such decision TO be filed the cerks
Office twenty DAYS after the final adjournment Of
the term tried. There have however
the decisions special term
have delayed several months We unable 10 state
the greatest time that such has been held
Most causes decided within the statutory time failure
TO permits either party TO for trial on that
ground